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Wildlife Photographer of the Year is the world's longest-running and most prestigious nature photography competition. Run by .

Natural History Museum, London
wildlifephotographeroftheyear.com
Joined November 2013
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    Oct 12

    finalist chats to about getting to know a family of curious Bristolian foxes:

    7 retweets 14 likes
  2. Oct 13 Kensington, London

    Snail is poor, but even detecting light and dark helps find hiding places

    12 retweets 23 likes
  3. Oct 10

    Check out some of these amazing photos from the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2016

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  4. Oct 11

    Now a member and can't wait to visit again. Especially to see the exhibition!

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  5. Oct 11 Kensington, London

    It's been a busy day for the team: installation is underway for some of the world's best nature photography

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  6. Oct 11

    has loved wildlife photography since she was 8 years old, especially photographing owls & red foxes

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  7. Oct 6

    Challenge the way you think about the natural world w/ Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at

    16 retweets 33 likes
  8. Oct 10

    Discover the fascinating behaviour of the giant cuttlefish via Scott Portelli's WPY guest blog:

    10 retweets 20 likes
  9. Oct 10

    New guest post on the WPY blog: Finalist Scott Portelli on photographing giant cuttlefish:

    1 retweet 8 likes
  10. Oct 10 Natural History Museum

    One last sneak peek at a for - Scott Potelli's 'Collective courtship' goes on show from 21 Oct:

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  11. Oct 8

    are now the most trafficked animals, with all 8 species targeted. Read about 's winning photo story via .2/2

    Pangolins are the world's most trafficked mammal
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  12. Oct 8 Wandsworth, London

    news: Photojournalist: Single Image winner is Paul Hilton. His image depicts one of the largest seizures of animals on record.1/2

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  13. Oct 8 Wandsworth, London

    The perfect WPY shot for today…because it’s ! Image by Fabien Michenet, France. Finalist 2015, Under Water.

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  14. Oct 7

    2016 Finalist Audun Rikardsen talks split-level focus at the interface between ocean and air, Fri 14 Oct at

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  15. Sep 21

    Check out the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition at November-March - -

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  16. Oct 5 London, England

    New on the website: finalist Audun Rikardsen reveals the story behind his split-level image:

    14 retweets 18 likes
  17. Oct 4 London, England

    Happy ! Images by Paul Goldstein, Carlos Perez Naval, and Xavier Ortega.

    29 retweets 49 likes
  18. Oct 4 London, England

    Presenter hosts the on 18 Oct! New on our blog, Liz reveals some of her favourite WPY images:

    7 retweets 20 likes
  19. Oct 4

    It's ! Show your love and support 😊

    46 retweets 120 likes

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